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Yeah, yeah. It's the HTC Merge. You've seen it before. But this is the phone that just keeps growing, folks. It found new life on regional carriers such as Alltel, Cellular South and US Cellular after Verizon cast it aside, and now it's got a new home -- Cellcom of Wisconsin. It appears to be the same version that we recently (and less unofficially this time) reviewed -- as in no Bing on board....

The White Whale of Android smartphones finally emerges on a handful of regional carriers There's something quite satifying about the HTC Merge on US Cellular. Maybe it's the sleek design. Maybe it's the excellent slider keyboard. Or maybe it's because it's our White Whale. The HTC Merge (codenamed Lexikon) first made an appearance as a dual CDMA/GSM World Phone in early September 2010 when the...

If the US Cellular HTC Merge and LG Genesis sound familiar, well, they should. We first broke the news some weeks ago that the HTC Merge would be available on the regional carrier, and that day has come. You can pick one up for $149.99 on contract (and after a $100 mail-in rebate). That's the same HTC Merge that at one time was destined for Verizon, but it unceremoniously faded away.And then...

Updated Sense UI has remote-wipe capabilityThat the US Cellular HTC Merge will be launched on May 31 should come as no surprise -- we first brought you that date four days ago (along with an early look at the regional carrier's dummy units). But USCC's gone and made it all official on Facebook, saying:The Android-powered HTC Merge is officially launching on May 31! UPS trucks will start arriving...

Yeah, it's only a dummy unit, and we've already crawled all over the real thing. But this is UC Cellular's HTC Merge, folks. And that means that ... it's the same HTC Merge we've come to know and love ... on US Cellular.We are a little surprised that there's no USCC branding on the front of this dummy unit, but it does appear on the back (pictures are after the break). Otherwise, same ol' phone. ...

The HTC Merge will be available for U.S. Cellular customers on May 31, according to internal documents leaked in the Android Central forums. The phone should cost $249.99 with a new agreement, and before the $100 mail in rebate. We've been closely following the Merge since we first laid eyes and hands on it way back in October of last year, and it's a great phone that should have seen the light...

Read our exclusive HTC Merge previewWell, will you look at that. More than seven months after we first got our hands on the Verizon-branded HTC Merge, it's finally headed to Verizon. But according to this screen shot we just got, it's only going to be available through third-party distribution, so don't look for it in a Big Red store.Not familiar with the Merge? It first surfaced in the fall of...

An anonymous tipster has sent us the latest price sheets from US Cellular, and it has it's fair share of Android phones. From the low end Samsung Gem, to the holy grail of the HTC Merge, it lists all US Cellular has to offer. A couple things of interest --The LG Apex ($249) and the LG Optimus U ($199) both have a prepaid optionThe $55 dollar monthly plan for a Galaxy Tab will save you $200 on...

The HTC Merge is once again rumored to launch on US Cellular come April 29. We sort-of-kind-of already saw this when we posted some leaked internal US Cellular documents that gave us that date, but that was promptly denied by US Cellular, which said the Merge would be launching "later this spring." Now a second set of different, but just as leaked documents sent to Engadget again say April 29. ...

Update: US Cellular says this date is not correct and that the Merge will launch "later this spring."Looks like HTC's comments about the HTC Merge arriving on "multiple carriers" really is starting to ring true. With Alltel and Cellular South already on the list we can also now check of US Cellular as the above image shows us all a release date of April 29. We will of course, wait to see if that...

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